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Artist description
In the midst of musical rock songs blending of pop, alternative, classic, folk, and punk-
you will find the unique compellation of Erik Andersen and Sojourn.
What separates Erik & Sojourn from many other leading artists and bands is
the way in which they define their own musical expressions through their interpretations of rock influences…
In 2002, Erik received a Modesto Area Music Award in the category of “Best Folk/ Acoustic Artist”.
Currently, Sojourn is in the running for a 2003 MAMA as well… |
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Music Style
American music inspired by rock influences and acoustic traditions. |
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Musical Influences
Tom Petty, Neil Young, Jerry Garcia, Bob Dylan |
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Similar Artists
T.P. and The Heartbreakers, Grateful Dead, Neil Young |
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Artist History
Growing up in California for his entire life, Erik began playing music as a bassist.
He learned the energy behind rhythm, and found himself involved in various band situations
as an adolescent bass player. He was 15 years old at the time. Not long to follow,
Erik picked up a 6-string guitar and began to get a feel for what truly was his calling.
“Playing the guitar is so much more natural for me”, quotes Erik. That being said,
the bass has resided as a second instrument Erik plays, and since then he has crafted his music through the guitar. |
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Group Members
Erik Andersen- guitar/ vocals
Jeffrey McClellan-bass
Jeff Diviney-drums |
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Instruments
guitar(lead and rythym), bass, vocals, percussions, harmonica |
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Albums
Up Until Now(2001); Sojourn CD currently in production |
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Press Reviews
visit www.geocities.com/swoonernet |
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Location
Tracy, Ca. - USA |
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